New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
SEEN AND HEARD on A SATURDAY W4LK.
MEN MET BY A STROLLER AND WHAT THEY SAID TO

MEN MET BY A STROLLER AND WHAT THEY SAID TO
HIN.
sNew-York Is too much for ne" said little Senator
Vest OF Missouri IA he turned Oh Broadway into his
hotel on Saturday afternoon. "Why. mans lite Is
scarcely out there in that OF people unless
he IL u giant II wiling TO drop into eddy or float
on with the tide like emp 1t ma es me tee as
ia Dugh the game too much for IL IL ike what
n gambler out in our State SAT- to friend who had
to st. Louis and lot cleaned out on gram futures
Said Bridges You ought To have known you had no
chance III n game wberr the othrr fellow stunned, cut
and dealt the cards and clegraphed you your band
never to New Ork that do not ieel thht the
place il too much Tor me-
Saturday sroing. if kept to the great thorough
tarcs was attended with difficulties that not
luconsdorahe to "a New-Yorkcr The March wind was
not 80 severe but that the tempted out the first
great army Of promrnaders OF the season In the
early morning observed General John H. Hord0n' oil
Georgia, starting down town from the Ne"-ioIA
Hotel The Governor mission here IL tho protection
OF the minority mtercst that ms state holds III inc
Asheylc and Spnransburg Railroad u Governor
Gordon il able lit the cloud financial discredit OH
hs State which lett there by the reputation OF
the Bullock bonds, he will DO entitled 10 credit as
hnancicr.
Turning uptown in the afternoon. ms the theatres
are emptying their seats. rapid succession OF we'll
known New-York people il 10 be scen. General james
NJ yurnnm OF Grameroy Park. handsome and elegant.
strols along with red howr in his buttonhoie ana
his gold bowed eyeglasses SGT just the night angle to
reflect all the feminine Leauty OF the hou.
Near Madison Square meet young Western mer-
chant b. Desenbcrg of Sault st. Marie who declares
that when ex -Goyernor Washburn OF Minnesota, has
completed his rail- osd 10 that place to connect with
the Canadian Pacific the little city will be well on its
way To become the metropolis OF the NORTH. young
Nashville commission man, with whom the Stroller
en- ages In conversation. Is Brooks Douglass lie mas
been in Forida two weeks and is on his way home
lie ia slender, kcen-cyed and smoOthiaced man. with
inc,sve tongue and business manners You NAV
know bow The Tennessee country Is hourishing' ne
says Fl on the one tact that the deposits IN Nashville
banks have increased million and quarter OF dol
lars IN Thirty days. All tat money Is not being de-
posted in Nash, lille TO remain idle.'
Garrett Roach, heavy IN figure and sandy IN com
plcxion with a pugnaciousshapcd head, carefully
alfred Ia passing uptown. an hard at WORK these
days" he SAWS. and general, in my office by
o'clock. The ar and tempted me out Politics =
Well ari for Foraker for President with New YORK
Ian 10: Vice President. That is the ticket Tor the
young Republican blood
Two faces on the street which pass before vision
within lew moments are strkingly alike Both are
smooth shaven white characteristic. One is borne on
broad shoulders and massive frame by man who
leaocd into the financial arena the other day with the
Inrce.t ,chene of the decade. 1t Alfred Sully The
other face Is that OF George Fawceu Rowe the dcttr
and aui hor 10 "a OF smaller physical hbTe than the
Gnanoier every way. Yet they might be taken Tor
brothers.